Shotlist

Film for middle-school children about vocational choices and opportunities in the U.S.
Great shots of early 1970s children and adults pursuing everyday activities. Most of the shots are quick and take place in and around the city of Los Angeles.
VS young children (multicultural) doing household chores: taking out garbage, setting table, mowing lawn
Housecleaner
Housepainter
Librarian
Bicycle mechanic
Kids walking around and playing
ÒYou will grow up. You will get a job. Working. What do you want to be when you grow up?Ó
VS construction workers
Auto mechanic
Faces of men working
Baker
Nurse
Carpenter
Traffic enforcement officer
Woman looking at sweater for sale
Woman under hair dryer reading magazine (brief but good)
Pan over canned food cans coming off cannery assembly line
Workers in Kerns food plant inspecting output
Man on ladder painting lamppost
White-collar (boss)
Woman secretary
Painted
Yellow Cab driver (Los Angeles airport)
Mainframe computer operators
CU Univac 1108 tape drive (good)
CU hands operating circular saw
VS carpenter
Cabinetmaker
African American mechanic working on auto engine
Group of students studying auto engine repair
CU hands calculating with slide rule
CU young woman talking on phone; zoom out to show she is a secretary sitting at a desk
CU dental drills and tools; zoom out to show dentist working
Optometrist
Health care workers on rounds checking out female patient in hospital bed
Driving down highway next to truck with red trailer marked ÒRCAÓ
Truck driver getting into cab
Secretary going into files
Cars on freeway, dense but not jammed
Santa Fe RR train going from left to right
VS series of zooms into and out of sketches showing workers performing different types of jobs (70s-type sketches)
Pediatrician examining African American young boy
Woman letter carrier
African American man in suit behind desk (nameplate: ÒLes ShawÓ)
GS white working-class family at dinner
VS MS and CUs kids playing with one another, walking around
CUs of kids looking pensive, ostensibly thinking about their future careers




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